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“Concept formation” books explore how ideas and categories are created, learned, and refined—by individuals, communities, and increasingly by machines. Drawing on cognitive psychology, philosophy, linguistics, AI, education, and neuroscience, they examine processes like categorization, abstraction, analogy, and schema building; how concepts evolve over time; and how language, culture, and experience shape meaning. The category spans theory, empirical research, and practical applications, from classroom learning and scientific reasoning to design thinking, taxonomy/ontology building, and data science. Readers gain insight into how we form mental models, make distinctions, name and frame problems, and structure knowledge to think, communicate, and innovate more effectively.

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